In the heart of the medieval village of Scarlino, overlooking the town’s ancient walls and offering views stretching to the sea and the islands of the Tuscan Archipelago, lies this approximately 90-square-metre apartment—a property where historic charm, panoramic views and residential comfort coexist in perfect harmony.
The apartment occupies the first and top floor of a medieval stone building, now comprising just two residential units and with no condominium fees. The property enjoys a panoramic position in the upper part of the village, approximately 250 metres above sea level, in an authentic and evocative setting.
The residence features bright rooms enhanced by typical Tuscan materials, including natural stone walls, brick arches and ceilings with exposed beams and terracotta tiles, expertly restored. The interiors retain the property’s original historic character.
The entrance leads directly into the living area, the heart of the home: a warm space dominated by exposed stone walls, beautifully restored original ceilings and a fully functional fireplace, creating an inviting and convivial atmosphere. Large openings provide excellent natural light and highlight the views over the Gulf of Follonica and the surrounding landscape.
The living room leads to the eat-in kitchen, characterised by an intimate and welcoming atmosphere, perfectly integrated with the style of the residence. A functional and convivial space, ideal both for everyday living and entertaining guests.
The sleeping area comprises two bedrooms, both quiet and private. The master bedroom enjoys pleasant views over the village and surrounding countryside, while the second bedroom retains a cosy and relaxing atmosphere. Recently installed double-glazed windows provide good acoustic and thermal insulation, ensuring comfort throughout the year.
The bright, well-proportioned bathroom has direct access to one of the property’s panoramic balconies, a rare feature in a historic village. The two balconies form a natural extension of the interiors and offer views stretching to the sea, Piombino, Elba Island and, on the clearest days, even Corsica.
Upstairs are two spacious attic rooms totalling 90 square metres, currently used for storage (height: 1.10 metres).
The apartment is in excellent condition and immediately habitable, with no further work required. It also features independent gas heating and an air-conditioning system, ensuring year-round comfort.
This property combines historic charm, sea views and residential quality. Its original architectural features, privileged position within the medieval village and remarkable panorama make it a charming home, ideal both as a primary residence and as a house in which to enjoy life in the heart of Tuscany.